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Enron Transportation Services
Enron Transportation Services operates pipelines safely and efficiently, and we
constantly improve service to customers. Our new products and services are tailored
specifically to address customer needs, including more flexible storage products and web-
based applications to handle transactions. Three pipelines sell available capacity on
EnronOnline.
Northern Natural Gas, Enron's largest pipeline, has approximately 16,5000 miles
of pipeline extending from the Permian Basin in Texas to the Great Lakes. The pipeline,
with market area peak capacity of 4.3 Bcf/d, interconnects with major pipelines to offer
excellent northern, southern and western flow capabilities.
>> Northern Natural Gas web site
Transwestern Pipeline operates approximately 2,500 miles of pipe with 1.7 Bcf/d
of peak capacity. With the pipeline originating in the San Juan,
Permian and Anadarko Basins, Transwestern can move gas east to Texas or west to the
California border. Transwestern has added compressor facilities to increase mainline
capacity to the California border, and has filed for permission to further expand capacity.
>> Transwestern Pipeline web site
Florida Gas Transmission serves the rapidly growing Florida peninsula and
connects with 10 major pipelines. The pipeline measures 4.795 miles and has peak
capacity of 1.5 Bcf/d. Florida Gas Transmission will add 600 MMcf/d of capacity when
its Phase IV and Phase V expansions are completed.
>> Florida Gas Transmission web site
Northern Border Partners, L.P. is a publicly traded partnership (NYSE:NBP), of
which Enron is the largest general partner. Northern Border Partners owns a 70 percent
general partner interest in Northern Border Pipeline, a 1,214-mile pipeline that runs
between the Canadian border in Montana to Illinois. The pipeline's peak capacity is 2.4
Bcf/d, and a 544 MMcf/d extension is due to go into service in late 2001.
>> Northern Border Partners web site
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